Paligo Interfaces
Paligo has many different user-friendly interfaces that are designed to make it easy for you to create, edit, review, manage, and translate your content.
We recommend that you take some time to learn the basics of the various interfaces, so that when you start to create and publish your content, you can work more efficiently.
Paligo has many interfaces, including the dashboard (left) and the editor (right).
The Contributor Editor is where assignments are reviewed, feedback provided, content edited and snapshots compared with the Timeline. It can be reached both from the Assignments Panel and from the Content Manager.
It is divided into two views with different features and the Assignment Types control which of them you can access:
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Review - In this view, you can provide feedback on content. -
Edit - In this view, you can edit live content, create snapshots and also enter feedback
comments.
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To find out more about contributing content, see Contribution Assignment Instructions, Working in Edit View and Edit Content in Edit View.
The Review View is where reviewers carry out their review assignments and provide feedback on content. It's made to be as simple and intuitive as possible,
so there is a short learning curve.
Authors can also use this view to go through feedback and open topics to fix issues directly from here. Authors also have the same comment features available directly in the editor, so there can be a two-way communication between authors working in the editor and reviewers working in the review view.
To be able to access the Review View, you have to be a reviewer (or higher) and you have received an email invitation to take part in a Paligo review assignment or have content shared with you, see Review Assignment Instructions and Working in Review View.
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The Edit View is where contributors carry out their contribution assignments. It has a simpler interface than the main Paligo editor. You can edit live content, create
snapshots and also enter feedback comments.
To be able to access the Edit View, you have to be a contributor (or higher) and you have received an email invitation to take part in an assignment or have content shared with you. To learn more, see Contribution Assignment Instructions, Working in Edit View and Edit Content in Edit View.
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